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O Collect your data.
o Present your data in one of the four appropriate general response types (rating, ranking, categorization, or sorting).
o Classify your findings in order of power (nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio). Do not discuss your analysis at this time.
? Include an Excel® workbook containing your data.

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The solution examines the response types to classify findings.

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- What type of crop do you grow? This would be categorization, as we want to classify the type of crop

- How long have you been farming? categorization

- How large is your field? categorization

- How much of your field did you plant? rating

- How many different crops do you grow? categorization
OR to get a ranking question:
- Can you list in order of preference, which crop you prefer to grow most, second most...

- How many pounds of seeds did you plant? ...

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